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Switzerland’s Arms Freeze – Neutrality or Naivety?

The Swiss government has dropped a quiet bombshell: no new licenses for weapons exports to the United States. The reason was as blunt as it was consistent with Bern’s centuries-old playbook. “The

March 21, 2026

Americas·Europe·Opinion

Will Trump’s Pearl Harbor Remark Reopen an Old Wound?

When Donald Trump invoked Pearl Harbor during Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s visit to Washington this week, the remark landed like an unexpected chord in an otherwise carefully orchestrated diplomatic symphony. The

March 20, 2026

Americas·Opinion

Pakistan’s Nuclear Reach: America’s Latest Nightmare

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has elevated Pakistan to the front lines of America’s nuclear threats, alongside Russia, China, and North Korea. Her recent testimony warns of Islamabad’s missile advances that

March 19, 2026

Americas·Asia·Opinion

China and Hormuz: The Vulnerability That Isn’t

The Strait of Hormuz is the world’s most dangerous energy chokepoint: a 21-mile-wide slit between Iran and Oman through which roughly 20 million barrels of oil and significant volumes of liquefied natural

March 18, 2026

Asia·Middle East·Opinion

How Pakistan Strikes Turned an Afghan Rehab Center into a Graveyard

In Kabul’s Secondary Rehabilitation Services Centre, the war on drugs was supposed to be one of the few battles Afghans could still hope to win. Men and women clawing their way back

March 17, 2026

Asia·Opinion

Future-Proofing Canada: Embracing India’s Education Surge

Recent breakthroughs in education mobility between Canada and India offer a strategic path to rebuild essential people-to-people connections strained by visa restrictions. These initiatives, including CA$100 million in scholarships, 300 Mitacs internships,

March 16, 2026

Americas·Asia·Opinion

The Bitter Irony of Druzhba

In recent days, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has forcefully condemned what he describes as outright blackmail from parts of Europe over the fate of the Druzhba oil pipeline. This Soviet-era infrastructure, whose

March 15, 2026

Europe·Opinion

Drill, Baby, Drill—It’s an Emergency

The Trump administration’s decision to invoke emergency powers under the Defense Production Act to restart oil operations off California’s coast represents a bold—but deeply flawed—attempt to address energy security amid the ongoing

March 14, 2026

Americas·Opinion

Pakistan’s Taliban Bet Goes Up in Flames

As explosions echo along the Durand Line and airstrikes pound Kabul, Pakistan’s decades-long bet on the Taliban has detonated into catastrophe. What began as a bid for “strategic depth” against India has

March 13, 2026

Asia·Opinion

The Scapegoating of Indian Americans

When policy debate becomes ethnic hostility, something has gone badly wrong. A new report from the Network Contagion Research Institute should disturb anyone who cares about the direction of American political culture.

March 12, 2026

Americas·Opinion

March 2026- Page 2

Switzerland’s Arms Freeze – Neutrality or Naivety?

Will Trump’s Pearl Harbor Remark Reopen an Old Wound?

Pakistan’s Nuclear Reach: America’s Latest Nightmare

China and Hormuz: The Vulnerability That Isn’t

How Pakistan Strikes Turned an Afghan Rehab Center into a Graveyard

Future-Proofing Canada: Embracing India’s Education Surge

The Bitter Irony of Druzhba

Drill, Baby, Drill—It’s an Emergency

Pakistan’s Taliban Bet Goes Up in Flames

The Scapegoating of Indian Americans

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